19th century Flemish lace makers tool

£15

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Decorative

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4313

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19th century treen Flemish lace maker's tool.

Flemish lace makers used a range of specialised tools for their intricate lace work. These included bobbins for twisting threads, lace pillows for supporting the work, and pricking boards to guide patterns. Developed during the 16th and 17th centuries, these tools enabled the creation of detailed, delicate lace, characteristic of Flemish craftsmanship.

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Dimensions:

Height 14 cm / 5 "

Width 1.5 cm / "

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